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Fear, joy and calls for a strong Europe: France reacts to Trump win
As the US tilts rightward, the French wonder if they're next
Trump wins U.S. election decisively
Donald Trump was elected as the 47th president of the United States on Wednesday. He is the first person convicted of a felony to win the White House and the first former president to regain power since 1892. We talk to John Mark Hansen, professor in political science at the University of Chicago.
Fear, joy and calls for a strong Europe: France reacts to Trump win
France is looking at a second Trump presidency with mixed emotions. French businesses worry about threatened tariffs and critics fear a similar tilt to the right could usher France's far-right National Rally party to power. Lisa Bryant reports from Paris.
Special counsel considers how to wind down 2 federal cases against Trump
The US Justice Department has a longstanding protocol that says sitting presidents cannot be prosecuted
African presidents congratulate Trump on US election victory
VOA spoke to analysts and leaders about what a second Trump presidency could mean for the continent
Israel launches deadly airstrikes in Lebanon
The UN General Assembly urges action after Israel’s Knesset adopts laws against UNRWA
Hurricane Rafael strengthens to powerful Category 3 storm as it heads to Cuba
The 'life-threatening' storm is expected to bring heavy winds and flash floods
November 6, 2024
A look at the best news photos from around the world.
Netanyahu sparks uproar by firing popular defense minister
Israeli prime minister tried to fire Yoav Gallant before, but changed his mind after protests
Nigerian president says army chief is dead
Taoreed Lagbaja died in Lagos Tuesday after a period of illness, authorities say
Iran Embassy in Paris says Iranian student in underwear protest moved to 'specialized care center'
Concern has grown over the whereabouts and welfare of the young woman, with activists worried authorities could confine her in a psychiatric institution
A US election watch party in Kenya, excitement at first, followed by disappointment
nairobi, kenya — In a vibrant Nairobi community center, American citizens living in Kenya gathered with palpable excitement early Wednesday to watch the U.S. election results unfold. The atmosphere buzzed with anticipation as expatriates shared snacks and stories, their eyes glued to screens displaying real-time updates.
As the results of the U.S elections trickled in, a mix of American citizens and local Kenyan friends anxiously monitored the results.
Robyn Emerson, an American...
Bangladesh interim government revokes credentials of 50 journalists
Watchdogs warn move could increase self-censorship at critical time for Bangladesh
Kenyan security forces accused of abduction, deaths of protesters
Human Rights Watch says police held abductees in unlawful detention facilities and denied them access to families and lawyers
In Photos: Reaction to US presidential election
Around the nation and around the globe, people responded as former U.S. President Donald Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris to earn a new four-year term as the country’s leader.
Taiwanese couple prosecuted for spreading China's propaganda
Judicial investigators indict a couple affiliated with a small political party on charges of receiving millions of dollars from Chinese authorities to promote Chinese government’s political agenda and influence Taiwan’s elections and referendums
Arab leaders congratulate Trump but wonder if he can end Mideast wars as promised
How Trump will deal with Iran remains a mystery
Ukrainian physicians find homes – and jobs – in Latvia
Over 160,000 Ukrainians fled their home country and came to the Baltic states of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia since the Russian invasion. Physicians were among the 50 thousand or so refugees who came to Latvia. Vladislavs Andrejevs spoke with some of them in Riga. Anna Rice narrates his story.